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 1 Pre|            that is inconsistent with those of St. Augustine. --The
 2 Pre|           have not so much satisfied those who entreated me, as put
 3 Pre|          Fathers, or especially with those of St. Augustine. Wherefore,
 4 Pre|             treatise in the light of those.~In stating that the supreme
 5 Pre|          accordance with the wish of those whose request I was striving
 6 1  |             all desire to enjoy only those things which they suppose
 7 1  |            he advances rationally to those truths of which, without
 8 1  |           safety is called good, and those things which promote safety --
 9 7  |          evident that the essence of those things which exist through
10 8  | unintelligible in the case of any of those things that actually were
11 8  |            it from nothing; that is, those things which before were
12 9  |                          CHAPTER IX.~Those things which were created
13 9  |              carefully in what sense those things which were created
14 10 |           For, with the exception of those objects, which we employ
15 13 |          since it cannot but be that those things which have been created
16 15 |              beings, or greater than those which have been created
17 15 |             essence.~For, if none of those things ever existed, in
18 15 |       material body, then, or any of those things which the bodily
19 15 |           would be if it were any of those things that are in the scope
20 15 |           Being be said to be any of those things to which something,
21 15 |          shows, be said to be any of those things to which everything,
22 17 |              and yet is by all means those so many goods, necessarily
23 22 |             or times; in the case of those beings which are not of
24 22 |         these objects are present in those places and times in which
25 25 |             clear, then, that of all those facts, called accidents,
26 25 |    occasional expression in terms of those accidents which are in no
27 25 |             accident; since, just as those accidents, which effect
28 25 |             being true accidents, so those facts, which lack a like
29 31 |            in any way alive to excel those that are not alive, the
30 32 |            the Word corresponding to those objects, of which it is
31 34 |             the more like unto which those beings are in any way, the
32 36 |     knowledge is as far surpassed by those substances as their likeness
33 39 |            existence from him, as do those beings which have been created
34 39 |    unhesitatingly said to be born of those things from which they derive
35 39 |          possess no such likeness to those things of which they are
36 73 |            or how and on what ground those which it seems impossible
37 75 |        believe the supreme Being and those things without which that
38 75 |          Being, and that he believes those things which are proper
39 78 |             shall choose some one of those terms which cannot be applied